Table 3 Overestimation and underestimating of chronological age calculated using the modified Cameriere’s approach and the UT-age estimation method in terms of less than a year, more than a year, and 2 years
Method | Population | Overestimation (in years) | Underestimation (in years) | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
< 1 | > 1 | > 2 | < 1 | > 1 | > 2 | ||
UT age | Males | 16–16.9 18–18.9 19–19.9 20–20.9 | - | 17–17.9 | 21–21.9 | 22–22.9 23–23.9 | - |
Females | 18–18.9 19–19.9 | 16–16.9 17–17.9 | - | 21–21.9 | 20–20.9 22–22.9 23–23.9 | - | |
Overall | 18–18.9 19–19.9 | 16–16.9 17–17.9 | 21–21.9 | 20–20.9 22–22.9 23–23.9 | - | ||
Modified Cameriere | Males | 17–17.9 | - | - | 18–18.9 | 16–16.9 19–19.9 | 20–20.9 21–21.9 22–22.9 23–23.9 |
Females | - | - | - | 16–16.9 17–17.9 | 18–18.9 19–19.9 | 20–20.9 21–21.9 22–22.9 23–23.9 | |
Overall | - | - | - | 16–16.9 17–17.9 18–18.9 | 19–19.9 | 20–20.9 21–21.9 22–22.9 23–23.9 | |